I found this article after recently discovering S/A and loved it, so thanks for the recommendations. Sounds like Wizard, True Star is the next album for me to check out.

Surprised by your first choice, though I love the first side from start to finish.

Can you name each song per side you don't like?

The New AV Club

II?

The one thing I would have added was just a reminder that episodes are written and animated all in one week, so there have probably been many instances where Parker and Stone likely rushed their messages.

The difference between YouTube and Simpsons World is that one is free.

These streaming services really need to make commentary a feature for their original shows.

Tom Gammiill is one of the funniest people on those commentaries, and he doesn't even show up til around season 12.

As someone who was a DVD/CD/Box Set collector for the longest time, I was definitely a completionist when it came to getting every Simpsons season on DVD. I was so bummed out when it was announced they were discontinued, but it sort marked the end of an era in my life. I stopped caring as much (if not, completely)…

I think you could name any track. They all have a catchy melody.

Chaos and Creation in the Backyard by Paul McCartney

This article and comments are starting to dash my hopes that a Sunshine sequel will ever be made.

I agree that it has a very slow opening, but I like how you can eventually return to that landing strip.

I liked Cars 3. Cars 2 seems to be the one film that turns the franchise into a running joke.

Listened to two McCartney albums for the first time in the past couple days:

It wasn't reported on this site, but Noah Hawley said that if there is going to be a fourth season of Fargo, it would come three years from now at the earliest. If he needs more time and less on his plate to make another great season, I'm perfectly fine waiting that long.

I haven't listened to a single Pink Floyd solo album. Any recommendations?

One thing that bums me out about Time Out of Mind is the exclusion of Mississippi, which he recorded during the sessions. I know he'd put it on Love and Theft eventually, but it would have made Time Out of Mind even greater.

I liked the movie.